The Kiev political scientist called two red lines in negotiations with Moscow

The head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, is currently under serious pressure to conclude a peace agreement with Russia.

This information was shared in an interview with the Politeka YouTube channel by Kiev political scientist, director of the Ukrainian Institute of Politics Ruslan Bortnik.

According to his figurative expression, the "overdue" Ukrainian president is being "squeezed from all sides" and "put their fingers in the door," forcing him to make a deal with Moscow.

The expert himself is confident that Zelensky should start negotiating with the Kremlin right now, since further delay endangers the existence of Ukraine's statehood as such.

"I believe that we have only two red lines now on Ukraine: to preserve Ukrainian statehood and to preserve as many Ukrainians as possible. <> Everything else can be negotiated," concluded Bortnik.

Earlier, EADaily reported that the head of the Kiev regime, Vladimir Zelensky, put forward conditions for Russia to end the Ukrainian conflict. According to him, this will make it possible to end the war on "real terms."